· 9 Listen · 360 Wörter

Getting around and going away

The street, the timetable, the car and the trip.

Was diese Listen zusammenhält

Travel is the area where German is most likely to be read rather than heard — a sign, a ticket machine, a platform announcement, a set of traffic rules — and reading it under time pressure is a different skill from holding a conversation. These lists are written for that: they favour the words that appear on the sign over the words somebody would say about it.

Die neun Listen

A1The town and getting aroundAsking the way, buying a ticket, and the dative prepositions that every direction is made of.40 Wörter A2Travel and transportBooking it, catching it, missing it — and the announcements you will actually hear.40 Wörter B2Traffic and public transportTickets, signs and the rules that a German street assumes you know.40 Wörter B1Trains and airportsPlatforms, connections and the announcement you have to understand in fifteen seconds.40 Wörter B1Cars, driving and the garageThe words for owning a car in a German-speaking country, from the fuel cap to the compulsory inspection.40 Wörter B1Travel and sightseeingPlanning, booking and walking round a town — with the words on the signs.40 Wörter B1Hotels and accommodationBooking, checking in, and the small charges nobody expects.40 Wörter B1Camping and the outdoorsTents, trails and everything that goes in a rucksack.40 Wörter C1Ships and portsVessels, harbour work and the coastal vocabulary of the German north.40 Wörter

Über die Stufen verteilt

Die Kategorie reicht quer durch die Stufen — sie ist ein Gebiet und keine Schwierigkeit. Wer sie abfragt, kann oben auf der Übungsseite zusätzlich eine Stufe wählen und bekommt dann nur den Teil, der dort steht.

Stufe	Wörter	Anteil
A1	33	9 %
A2	49	14 %
B1	110	31 %
B2	107	30 %
C1	61	17 %

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